Thrive Conservation

Thrive Conservation We are Thrive Conservation. We are nurturing the future of our planet. WHERE WE GO:

We identify gaps in conservation efforts across Indonesia.

WHAT WE DO:

We support young Indonesians to address overlooked environmental issues on land and in the ocean. These young leaders work together with local communities and decision-makers to solve conservation problems. We connect young conservationists with experts to create networks for knowledge exchange and to design effective action. Supported by mentors, we enable them to find appropriate so

lutions that allow people and nature to thrive. We step into issues or locations that do not have sufficient devoted resources: knowledge, funding and dedicated people. VISION AND PURPOSE

We want to live in a world where anyone can be a conservationist, where people from all backgrounds are empowered to create positive environmental change in their own communities, and where the traditional barriers to a career in this sector are a distant memory. Ultimately, we want to live in a world where people and nature re-connect and thrive together. OUR VALUES:

Thrive Conservation are champions of the underdog. We believe innovation isn’t limited by a person’s background, but we fully recognise their disparity of opportunity. We exist to challenge the status quo of our sector and make conservation more accessible, transparent, and accountable. We see first-hand the breadth of incredible emerging talent which, if not properly supported, is at risk of being lost. Thrive Conservation is founded as a commitment to realising this potential. We will celebrate and encourage innovation from all backgrounds, enabling local people to protect their environment, value their contribution and see a viable future, which can grow from their passion. As we work to realize our goals, we will never lose sight of our core values. WE ARE, AND WILL ALWAYS BE:

1. Compassionate: Our organisational culture and projects are built on foundations of understanding and respect.
2. Creative: we encourage creative problem solving and ensure our teams have the flexibility to experiment and learn from failures.
3. Courageous: we have the strength to stand up for what is right over what is comfortable or easy, and the courage to stay true to our values even in the face of adversity. We will build a foundation for future projects on these pillars, practically and fairly supporting individuals, inspiring their communities and contributing to the global movement towards a healthier environment.

💚 Happy World Sea Turtle Day! 💚We celebrate the small actions that can create a big impact for our oceans.Our youth mark...
18/06/2026

💚 Happy World Sea Turtle Day! 💚

We celebrate the small actions that can create a big impact for our oceans.

Our youth marked this special day by creating campaign posters to raise awareness about turtle protection. They shared their messages by displaying the posters in their schools, churches, and Umetasi a space where they learn about marine conservation and grow as young ocean stewards.

The younger children joined the celebration through creativity and imagination, making turtle crafts and drawings filled with their hopes for a healthier ocean.

Through art, stories, and simple acts of advocacy, these children remind us that protecting turtles starts with education, compassion, and the belief that everyone can make a difference.

May these young voices continue to inspire all of us to protect the oceans and the incredible creatures that call them home.

🌊 Happy World Oceans Day! 🌊In just one afternoon, along 200 meters of Loedi Beach, we collected nearly 180 kg of waste!T...
08/06/2026

🌊 Happy World Oceans Day! 🌊

In just one afternoon, along 200 meters of Loedi Beach, we collected nearly 180 kg of waste!

To celebrate World Oceans Day, 68 participants — including children, teenagers, and a member of the local community-based marine surveillance group (Pokmaswas) — came together to clean the coastline and take action for a healthier ocean.

Together, we collected 179.6 kg of waste:
♻️ Plastic bottles: 63.6 kg
♻️ Rubber: 57.3 kg
♻️ Plastic packaging: 31.2 kg
♻️ Metal and glass: 27.5 kg

These numbers remind us that marine debris remains a significant challenge for coastal and ocean ecosystems. Along just a small stretch of beach, we found a substantial amount of waste that could otherwise pollute the environment, damage habitats, and threaten marine life.

Beyond the numbers, today’s clean-up showed the power of collective action. When children, youth, and local communities work together, meaningful change can begin at the local level.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this clean-up a success. May the spirit of inspire us to protect our oceans — not just today, but every day.

TASI TALKS 🪸Last night marked the first edition of Tasi Talks, our Rote Project’s new community outreach initiative! Tas...
30/05/2026

TASI TALKS 🪸

Last night marked the first edition of Tasi Talks, our Rote Project’s new community outreach initiative! Tasi means “sea” in the Rote language and reflects our project’s commitment to connecting local communities with the marine environment that surrounds them.

The first session focused on whale sharks, one of the remarkable marine megafauna species found in Rote waters. Around 20 participants attended, including local community members and guides, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive! Many shared that they learned a great deal about whale sharks and gained a better understanding of Thrive Conservation’s work on marine megafauna research and conservation in Rote.

Hosted at Ombak Rote in Oenggaut, the event was made even more special by the enthusiastic support of the venue’s owners and staff, whose passion for ocean conservation helped create a welcoming space for learning and discussion!

Kudos to the Rote Project team step up to present in English to an audience made up largely of international visitors! For many, it was their first time speaking in front of a crowd in English, and they did an incredible job. The team left the session feeling proud, confident, and excited by the experience. This is just the beginning. More Tasi Talks on the horizon, so stay tuned!

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